Seiko Pogue needs some attention

[Mad Scientist]

Id really like to use my fathers Seiko Pogue again but it needs some attention.

Having been through several notable dramas including house fire rescues and a couple of motorcycle crashes it’s a bit beaten up.

It does still run, if I keep the chronograph running, but the rotor sounds like a bag of (miniature) spanners.

I don’t want to lose any of the patina, but who could I trust to service this for me?

PFA, as they say!

[gregs656]

I had mine serviced by Duncan - https://thewatchbloke.co.uk/ - following a recommendation from someone on here and was very happy with the service he provided, he has done a lot of these.

Yours is awesome by the way, an early one with a 'Proof' dial.

[eccles]

gregs656 said:

I had mine serviced by Duncan - https://thewatchbloke.co.uk/ - following a recommendation from someone on here and was very happy with the service he provided, he has done a lot of these.

Yours is awesome by the way, an early one with a 'Proof' dial.

Its also an early 'proof' with the 2 piece sweep second hand and the case is notched above the crown.